Retailers sell masks after meme response to iPhone Face ID

When Apple unveiled its new iPhone X that lets users unlock the device with facial recognition (called Face ID), many joked that this would allow their partners to snoop on their phones, and that they'd have to wear masks to sleep. To help upcoming iPhone X users protect themselves, online retailers are now selling masks, including one dubbed'anti-facial recognition headgear.' While Apple's premium anniversary device won't be released in China until November, several vendors on the country's e-commerce giant Taobao are now selling such'accessories' for those with untrustworthy partners. With the unveiling of the iPhone X's Face ID, many joked this would allow their partners to snoop on their phones and that they'd have to wear masks to sleep. To help upcoming iPhone X users protect themselves, online retailers are now selling'anti-facial recognition headgear' The green mask called'anti-facial recognition headgear' is selling on the site for 39 Yuan (or $5.95).